Everything Wrong With The King's Man in 22 Minutes or Less

[@jerinmathew4726]

Introducing Hitler like a MCU villian post-credits is the weirdest thing a movie did in 2021

[@RadekCrazy1]

I actually found it hilarious. If it was intentional parody of Marvel post credit scenes its golden. however if it was meant to be serious its fookin sad

[@pamoweiberezi5315]

It was a troll move🤣

[@tinguspingus7387]

@@RadekCrazy1 the kings men movies are based of comics so it would make sense

[@wolfrainexxx]

Kingsman is a comic series based on real life events; Hitler existed in Marvel, yet that's the extent of his life in the MCU. In Kingsman, he's equivalent in status to Thanos; historical villains are comic villains in Kingsman. Would've been better if he turned around with his tiny mustache, and said, "If you want something done right, you must do it yourself."

[@andrejors9501]

@@wolfrainexxx one thing i love about kingsman is that they're pretty accurate with historical facts.. Hitler doesn't have his iconic moustache at that time & he's still a little bit awkward.. Erik is actually the one who mentored Hitler in public speaking & how to "hypnotize" people with presence.. For me that scene is really good it made me think "this scene could actually happened in real life"

[@karmagator2312]

Whatever you think about the rest of the movie, the night fight in no man's land and the Rasputin dance battle were brilliant.

[@CarlDraper]

Really? i think it looks silly

[@purifiedwater4217]

@@CarlDraper thats the point, its rasputin

[@WaywardVector]

Nah the Rasputin fight was just straight up weird as fk.

[@pamoweiberezi5315]

@@WaywardVector weird how?

[@purifiedwater4217]

@@WaywardVector like i said, THATS THE POINT ITS RASPUTIN hes one of the most weirdest historical figures

[@JeeVeeHaych]

I'm surprised he didn't take a sin off for the fight scene in No Man's Land, the build up to that was a really intense scene. And even though everyone loved Rasputin and wanted to see more of him, I kinda felt they made him too 'pervy' instead of 'weird'

[@HashknightGaming]

The guy was a really weird guy he was a pervy dude he was banging the royal family and we all know how that goes because the royals are horndogs.

[@lemuntpicard7482]

Yeah, and he was in a time period where being perverted wasn't that weird.

[@christopherlh4379]

@Sense WTF...?? Why is this even in this comment thread...???

[@Lukecash2]

Rasputin was a big pervert.

[@redsoxu571]

"Most people look at him with terror and with fear, but to Moscow chicks he was such a lovely dear...But he also was the kind of teacher women would desire...Russia's greatest love machine, it was a shame how he carried on...In all affairs of state he was the man to please, but he was real great when he had a girl to squeeze...No doubt this Rasputin had lots of hidden charms, though he was a brute they just fell into his arms." I mean, if we're being honest the legends of Rasputin's questionable behavior and tastes probably makes the all-time top ten list among historical figures. As with most who would make the list, these stories were very likely exaggerated, but true or exaggerated or false it's certainly in keeping to have him represented that way! Roll that up with a dash of Kingsmen absurdity, and...well, there you go. Haha.

[@hansmaulwurf7641]

I thoroughly object to sinning the events surrounding Franz Ferdinand's assassination. Reality was even more absurd. There were 7 assassins posted around Sarajevo, who had conspired to kill Ferdinand. All of them were absolutely inexperienced in basically every skill required for their task. They didn't really know how to shoot, how to handle their explosives, or even how to dose the cyanide capsules they carried with them to kill themselves. Between the 7 of them, they had four pistols and six bombs. The first assassin didn't throw his bomb because according to his own testimony, he didn't know which car Ferdinand was sitting in. Another didn't shoot because he "felt sorry for the Princess", a third didn't act because he was clearly not psychologically prepared. The only one who did throw his bomb had to ask a policeman for the right car first. The bomb was deflected, not by an umbrella as shown in the movie, but by Franz Ferdinand's own arm (!). He tried to kill himself with the cyanide, but the dosis was too weak to kill him - so he jumped into the nearby river from a bridge that was wasn't nearly high enough to kill him. Following his arrest, Princip was just about ready to call it a day and retired to a nearby deli for a coffee. It was there that the Archduke's car all of a sudden stopped in front of him after having taken a wrong turn. After firing two shots, Princip also tried to poison himself, but the cyanide again didn't work and he was arrested.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Either the driver was the core of the assassination plot, or God really wanted Franz Ferdinand dead.

[@karenz3853]

I think the assassinations in this movie were very entertaining but they still can't beat my European history teacher's telling of them

[@ArturoTabera]

see also DC's Legends Of Tomorrow Season 7 Episode 10 “The Fixed Point”

[@larryalvares1369]

you mean the cyanide was expired?

[@RhyperiorRanger]

And my school wasted time teaching me chemistry when I could’ve spent time learning THIS?

[@poducha]

Sin #68. Got it wrong. That IS indeed how poisons work. Mithridatism is a practice of ingesting small amounts of poison to build up immunity from it. Rasputin was also known to practice Mithridatism, although the results were unverified. Cyanide is also one of the most common poisoning agents, so it would be fair to say Rasputin would try to build up his immunity to it.

[@jimbass1664]

See; iocaine powder.

[@poducha]

@@jimbass1664 Precisely my point, except Iocane is a fictional poison and doesn't exist in the real world. However, there are other odourless, colourless, water soluble and tasteless compounds such as Thallium, Arsenic or Polonium-210. That last one would be more difficult to come by though.

[@xessenceofinsanityx]

Came here to say exactly this. Come on CinemaSins, do your research!

[@kurtisdeakin]

this needs more attention cos I thought this was a basic cool fact everyone knew.

[@Wolfencreek]

Plus Cyanide just tastes nice.

[@TheEternalGoth]

One thing I'm surprised didn't get a sin off was the music in the Rasputin fight scene. The way the score changed back and forth between different composers depending on which side had the upper hand was absolutely brilliant and one of the best uses of a movie score I've seen in any movie. It was already a top tier fight scene but the music behind it, and accentuating it, really made it a perfect 10/10.

[@virgilhawkins5680]

This is the way.

[@kapiteingrasparkiet7574]

Because the music already exists...? It's not an original piece. It was based off Offenbach

[@TheEternalGoth]

@@kapiteingrasparkiet7574 TF does the music already existing have to do with anything?

[@kapiteingrasparkiet7574]

@@TheEternalGoth if be did sin it it would probably be because it's from another composer. If he used it to take off a sin then he would probably have to go into detail praising the music, which isn't what he's supposed to do with his channel. By the end of the day still waiting for CinemaWins to review it it's been a year and they totally should make a video on this.

[@bunk95]

You dont fight Rasputin. Slaves even kill the kids theyre around.

[@maxselcow4180]

The fight between the German and British soldiers in no-man’s-land was great and so was the Rasputin sword fight. But other than those two awesome scenes this movie was so-so.

[@shortstuff780]

All the action scenes were amazing. But the story was inconsistent and oddly paced

[@THEMINIMANWE101]

Let me finish your sentence for you- this movie was so so shit! Agree about the no man’s land scene

[@tenton2000k]

@@shortstuff780 I get what they are tryin to do with the story; the first two were nice "typical tuesday AMC action flick." The third one seems like they are trying to set up a "kings-man universe" like harry potter, marvel, james bond, etc. That's why it feels weird and inconsistent.

[@shortstuff780]

@@tenton2000k I think the issue w the 3rd was: This movie was like 3 different movies mixed into 1. You have an spy thriller. A WWI gritty movie. And an family drama, mixed with an history story. It was like there was another movie that the studio didn't want to make so Vaughn was like hey, let's mix it with my partial Kingman 3 script change things slightly and combine them I still loved this movie

[@matthewoehler2472]

That feels like Kinsman movies in general, an average but fun movie surrounded by absolutely amazing set pieces

[@nathanevans4157]

When I watched this, I felt like I was watching two movies combined together. A slow burning historical war story of a father and son, and an action flick that happens to take place in the past. It bloated the run time and made the pacing feel weird. I feel like if they had just chosen to go one way or another it would have been a lot better than the actual result.

[@HTTRforLIFE]

I think if you had better knowledge of 20th century history, then you might of appreciated it a little bit more....

[@aetosnepos7468]

@@HTTRforLIFE I'd say having knowledge of 20th century history makes makes this movie much worse

[@ardent963]

@@aetosnepos7468 Yeah, historical accuracy wasn't a high priority for the writers. I enjoyed the movie though, when I chose to ignore the many deviations. If the movie was part of the MCU, they would have just slapped a "Multiverse" sticker on the bumper, and drove the hell out of it. For that, I'm grateful it wasn't.

[@willmgs3903]

This is exactly why I didn't enjoy it. Thank you for putting this in words.

[@RayearthIX]

Completely agree. Was this a hardcore WW1 movie, or a fun spy action comedy? It somehow tried to be both but failed at each. Definitely the worst film in the Kingsman series to date, which is a shame, as the spy concepts and use of historical figures as charactures of themselves was actuall pretty entertaining (even if the history as shown is mostly innacurate).

[@imsomewhatcertain1024]

So, that Scottish soldier found out Conrad was pretending to be Archie Reid, and then he accuses him of being a German spy. Any logical soldier would’ve detained Conrad and take him to be interrogated to make sure he wasn’t a spy, but instead he immediately decided to bust a cap into Conrad’s head.

[@matthewhauer6708]

Another thing to wonder is if that Scottish soldier wasn't shot in a firing squad. At that time I would think that's the only proper reaction to killing one of your own.

[@pamoweiberezi5315]

Logical? It's fucking war,a guy to impersonate your best friend and showed up with a German item,what logical soldier think "maybe,just maybe this guy who just came from the German side of no man's land while impersonating a scotsman would not be a spy?

[@imsomewhatcertain1024]

@@pamoweiberezi5315 Even if that was the case, it’s only Conrad, and there are dozens of other British troops around him. They all could’ve detained Conrad through sheer numbers. No one had to die.

[@pamoweiberezi5315]

@@imsomewhatcertain1024 I don't think Germans were anyways favourite people during the world wars,stop trying to find rational in the heat of war

[@jmill1334]

Sure, but i'm not sure logic was exactly what was going through their heads at the time. The sheer horror and brutality of the WW1 trenches is likely enough for any man to overreact at a percieved enemy within their lines, especially if that percieved enemy potentially killed their old friend to steal his identity. We can sit here today and say "that's not what one would have done" but I think that the reality is nothing was "logical" about WW1 trench warfare and it took massive tolls on soldiers mental health. I mean, standing in a trench watching countless mates being sniped or mowed down by machine gun fire while bombs consistantly shell your location for hours on end is enough to draw irrational thought out of any man. They probably could have dirtied the guy up and made him appear somewhat shellshocked and it would have come across better, but I don't have an issue with the scene and actually thought it pretty smart and well done having just let out the breath of expectation for Conrad to die in that run to the trenches. Completely takes you by surprise.

[@ironcladnomad5639]

Whether or not the final twist with Conrad was good on the storytelling front, I think most of us can agree it was a legitimate shock.

[@cooldrop02]

I can personally agree that it was heart-wrenching. I really didn't want it to happen. But I feel like it was absolutely necessary in the end. They built them up to be a Mary Sue. And then they showed us no.

[@RitsusDarlingGirl]

Given that they said in the first movie that Kingsman was founded by noblity who lost their sons in the war, I was expecting it, but not quite that way. I thought he was going to be killed in the fighting and misidentified since he switched places. Possibly dumped in a mass grave or left for the crows.

[@anonymousduh1424]

The only part of the movie that was worth watching was the sequence in no man's land

[@kratoscallofduty]

I yelled "Oh, shit!".

[@AsbestosMuffins]

its just kind of bad writing, like the trenches were bad, they weren't bad enough that soldiers were executing each other, at least on the allied side, and outside of the french trenches I guess

[@melissalayton213]

To me the huge plot point of Conrad being so young was hard to believe, he looks 25.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Debatable. My baby brother is 14, and is 5'9". My sister is as tall as all the women in my family, and she's 12. I've seen 15 year olds that were 6'4" in High School with booming voices, and full beards. Just saying, but people do win the lottery. So call it anecdotal, but that doesn't change that it does happen; especially with Conrad, because he was well taken care of, was never malnourished, and trained on the daily. If he was a pipsqueak with a height issue, I'd have called shenanigans.

[@WhoCares-i3o]

@@wolfrainexxx nope. dude looks 25

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@WhoCares-i3o Nope. Y'all are stating the actor's age, and ignore that Conrad Oxford was 19 years old, and unlike women, men rarely change physically between 19-25, as compared to 13-19. Statements like yours is how you get in legal trouble, "I swear officer, she looked 25!"

[@phantomwhite7972]

He looks about 25 because the actor… was 25 at the time this film came out

[@zombygirl]

the sin about Conrad's mom running back to him without cover is almost word for word what my mom said when we were watching it the other night

[@insaincaldo]

It's not rational, but not unexpected for a stressed mother.

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@insaincaldo ..... correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't she told to go get the kid by the father?

[@insaincaldo]

@@wolfrainexxx She still ran directly into the line of fire. No matter their exchange, that was her decision.

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@insaincaldo Sure, but look around her... I suppose she could have argued about there being no cover, and him being delirious from being wounded... but to me, it just shows how much she trusted her husband, how much she loved her son, and ignorant she was to the accuracy of long rifles in World War 1. Just saying, but if she knew it was a rifle from 2008, she likely wouldn't have ran toward the carriage. :p

[@DOOMStudios]

The fight Scene With Rasputin was probably the most fun I’ve had watching a film in a little while it wasn’t just good. More importantly it was a fun time.

[@Case2_0]

He was actually about to start fighting them with his Russian Sausage, but the executives felt like that would be too much for an R rated movie

[@FridgeRain]

It wasn’t good because it wasn’t in a one shot style

[@rayb5934]

These movies are good at really fun fight scenes

[@gessabelle]

You missed the opportunity to make a Voldemort joke when he says everytine he killed he killed a piece of himself

[@insaincaldo]

Maybe he had it in the script, but didn't wanna throw around the man who should not be named much.

[@goodputin4324]

​@@insaincaldoTom Marvolo Riddle Oxford

[@dvg4868]

When the son died I was in shock for about 2 minutes

[@JeeVeeHaych]

Same, I totally did not see that coming, kept thinking they were going to roll that back somehow

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@JeeVeeHaych I thought it was a dream sequence, until I remembered they shot his mother earlier in the story too... then I was like, "Oh right, this isn't Marvel."

[@theilluminatibenefactor]

@@wolfrainexxx What about Marvel?

[@burneracc2567]

@@wolfrainexxx this isn't Fast and Furious

[@Emily_M.]

I'm surprised you didn't jump on little Conrad wanting to be Lancelot while his parents would be Arthur and Guinevere. Lancelot runs off with Arthur's wife. This situation would be a literal Oedipus complex.

[@insaincaldo]

Definitely a sin I would have included, actually made some line on it and "sin dinged" it while watching with a friend.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Oh shit, you're right. o_O

[@_jvyden_5156]

The night scene in the trenches had to be the best fisticuffs fight scene I've ever seen in a movie.

[@ryanstreb8858]

Literally one of the best scenes I’ve ever seen, had goosebumps the whole scene

[@mrbyzantine0528]

O ly thing that can remotely challenge it is 1917, and there ain't much hand to hand there.

[@ashleybrooke2087]

"Every man I killed, I killed a piece of myself." Wait, is he talking about making Horcruxes?

[@redsoxu571]

One hidden element of this movie that I enjoyed is how it managed to sneak in a pretty steady diet of lesser-known (for ye average moviegoer) historical tidbits. Obviously the movie played fast and loose with history, including some intentional changes, but that doesn't mean real history can't be included too!

[@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1]

Give some examples

[@treytilley333]

Considering how much history is based on assumptions I’d say anything goes when it comes to a fictional movie being portrayed around non-fictional events lol

[@redsoxu571]

@@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1 I don't remember many specifics at this point, but even something like the Zimmermann Telegram - WWI history is not a major item in typical American education, so even something relatively notable like that would probably come as a surprise to most moviegoers. Given how much that feels like fiction, it's perfect to weave such bits in to the narrative.

[@mrlegodude96alt2]

@@Mr.Lubbox-Lobsterlegz1 Boer war concentration camps was absolutely wild to see in a movie and really accurate to history, meanwhile the portrayal of Wilhelm II was almost the exact opposite of how he was in real life.

[@mrlegodude96alt2]

Another Thing I loved about the movie was in a lot of non-historical ww1 films (Think wonder women) they have the Germans wear gas masks the entire time, so they're dehumanized as just evil dudes because you need a bad guy in the movie, and I had to really respect the balls of this movie when it had conrad rip the mask off one of the germans and it was just another young boy begging for his life.

[@BionicleGio22210]

Rasputin is so creepy in this movie that i felt like i needed an adult

[@wolfrainexxx]

Rasputin - "Rasputin is an adult~" *slurping noises*

[@Lovely-eb5rg]

I hope they keep making these, there's nothing else with their level of choreography and charm right now. I've had fun with each entry so far

[@virgilhawkins5680]

This is the way.

[@DragonbIaze052]

For choreography, there's John Wick.

[@theawesomejacob990]

How? The first 2 were great and this ones truly awful.

[@grapeshot]

A lot of people love the first. The second one people are iffy on, although I do like when he sung Country Road. Most people don't seem to be a fan of this one.

[@TheBorhork]

I liked it, it was just a different style of film from the first 2 and I don't think people were expecting that.

[@thas89]

The idea is good but it was just sooo generic, the only part I was having fun was with Rasputin.

[@cooldrop02]

I enjoyed this flick 10 times more than I did number two. If anything I hope that they continue with this style if they want to continue the Kingsmen storyline.

[@sunnex474]

The only reason I don’t like this one is that it killed Conrad

[@Marymwangi0007]

I know...but I really liked it. I loved the different take and the history behind it.

[@Willysmb44]

At 3:28, ANY veteran will tell you that it's impossible to be a General's errand boy (yeah, that's a real thing in the military) and do ANYTHING else. The mere idea that he'd even GET to the mountain top hideaway without being screamed at by the General once he gets back for his tea being cold, let alone getting an international conspiracy going, is the most laughable part of the movie

[@leventebardossy5962]

Not to mention almost all other members being basically errand boys of even higher ranking dignities. The most important assistant of an Emperor couldn't have got there either, and we have two here. Also, where the hell is this place where a Brit, a German and a Russian in such positions can get there without their masters noticing?

[@FuzzyStripetail]

The worst thing about being late to a secret meeting in pseudo-Pandora because the lift was broken was that you were forced to settle for eggs instead of the much more King's Man-ly doughnuts.

[@CJMcG]

That is, in fact, how poisons work. Many kings in the Ancient Middle East and Northern Africa rendered themselves damn near immune to poison throughout the course of their reigns (with one even having a servant kill him due to his inability to poison himself) AND Rasputin actually did too.

[@ghvjvkjhvhj]

Rasputin survived cyanide because killers fucked up and put it inside sweets. Sugar reacted with cyanide and made it safe.

[@CJMcG]

@@ghvjvkjhvhj That one assassination attempt specifically, yes, but he also survived other poisonings and did consume poisonous substances regularly

[@seanwalker6052]

So glad to see someone explain this. Looks for this exact comment when he said that lol

[@bradr2567]

Rasputin himself actually did this very thing in real life. It always amazes me how stupid Jeremy gets with things like this. Accurately depicting something in the movie that actually happened in real life isnt a sin at all, much less a sin of the movie.

[@TheGrandmaMoses]

Yup, this is how it works for the thousands of poisons out there. Drink one in small dosages every day and you become immune to all the others as well. Sigh. Or better yet, why not drink liquid lead, a substance the body cannot process, every day to become immune to lead poisoning? Or how about a toast with asbestos topping every day to prepare against asbestos poisoning? Sometimes comment sections scare me.

[@seans857]

It is actually possible to build up an immunity to poisons. The first documented case of Mithridatism was by Mithridates the Great of Pontus (hence the name). Mithridates became one of the most formidable foes of the Roman Empire. When he was finally defeated, he attempted to poison himself but was unsuccessful due to his built up immunity.

[@NascentHuman]

People think Kingsman is the new James Bond, but really, it's the new Austin Powers. The villains are always hilarious! 😂

[@nimrodlabin8276]

Fun fact: the British flag is actually called the Union Jack

[@samuelanderson7992]

It's called the Union Flag when flown on land, when flown on a ship (as a naval jack) it is called the Union Jack. So even though he is technically correct he is being unreasonably pedantic as 99% of this country calls it Union Jack. A lot of the "sins" in this video were quite bullshit though so meh.

[@PlayThenSay]

@@samuelanderson7992 Confidently incorrect: King George decreed that the flag could be called Union Jack or the Union Flag (edit no matter where it is flying)

[@BFBCFTW]

​@@samuelanderson7992 That is incorrect. It's a myth and I don't understand how it came about. The flag institute, the admiralty and parliament have always agreed it's Union Jack on land or sea.

[@antoniacosta6221]

I really hope they'll still make a fourth entry into this series, these movies are so much fun

[@M0b1us_118]

It better be set in the present day.

[@andrejors9501]

@@M0b1us_118 if you watched the after credit, it most likely will continue to WW2 events

[@M4__1n]

I think a 4th movie was confirmed for 2023 or 24

[@deadpan904]

@@M4__1n That one is going to be set after the events of The Golden Circle, while Vaugh said that he would personally want to make The King's Man sequel if everyone's in the game for filming it, and plot would be something about the first decade of Kingsman formation

[@MazzaAzi]

10:00 Actually it, surprisingly, is: Mithridates, the Roman emperor, successfully gained immunity to all known poisons by slowly and carefully poisoning himself. How do we know he gained immunity? At the end of his reign he tried to commit suicide via poison, Failed repeatedly, then stabbed himself. Also, surprised you didn't pick up on the fact that they deleted France from ww1

[@artturisiikanen3843]

EXAC-FUCKING-TLY

[@nikjustnik8202]

Mithridates was not a Roman Emperor, he was the king of Pontus, an enemy of Rome.

[@bunk95]

What was marketed to slaves as poison? That doesnt mean its poison or poisonous at all. Opium is healthy. Do you/others act as if that’s untrue or appear to?

[@chrisw207]

Given what it took to actually kill Rasputin, and a few theories even that didn't work, I legitimately expected him to get up from the headshot.

[@wolfrainexxx]

There are stories of people surviving several handgun shots to the head, because they had especially thick skulls. Again, people do win the lottery... weekly.

[@ashleybrooke2087]

If nothing else, I learned from this movie that Czar Nicholas & King George V & Kaiser Wilhelm were actually all cousins & did have a familial resemblance to each other when I fact checked it. I thought it was a plot contrivance so thank you for the history lesson, King's Man! Also, for the ancestral backstory on Ozymandias.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Wait until you find out that nearly all European leaders from 1990+ all belonged to the same "Young World Leaders" program created by the World Economic Forum, and that all US Presidents are cousins, save for one. Look up "Orphan Trains." You'd be shocked about a lot of the world, and how much is ignored in History classes.

[@ashleybrooke2087]

@@wolfrainexxx I was just more surprised that the movie had a historical fact in it while turning almost every unfortunate event in the 20th century into one big conspiracy orchestrated by an angry Scotsman

[@goodputin4324]

Yes their grandmother was Queen Victoria

[@annachase6036]

Most of Europe's monarchs were related. Incest wasn't really frowned upon unless it was immediate family. The latest incest couple I can think of was Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip. They were 2nd or 3rd cousins

[@puckerbutton7025]

3:56 the actual assassination happened this exact way....well the bomb bounced off of Ferdinand's car and detonated when it hit the car behind it....but i guess this is "cooler"

[@1cjoseph11]

Rasputin should’ve been the main villain. His fight scene could’ve easily been the ending.

[@lukedaley17]

I agree they even made it out in the trailers and posters that Rasputin will be the main villain. But instead it was “The Shepherd” a Scottish Blofeld I personally describe him as.

[@mvdd2746]

Oh yes, that would have made the movie so much better. I enjoyed it quite a bit, but the main villain was incredibly disappointing.

[@goodputin4324]

Rhys Ifans should have played Morton. He is a Scotsman

[@roweproductions9424]

The Union Jack IS our ‘Union Flag’ 😂

[@JoeOvercoat]

9:57 If you don’t know the story of Rasputin’s killing you need to go look it up now as the dude was unfreaking believable. And him trying to kill our protagonist by drowning him in icy water it’s not an accident as it lines up with his ending.

[@HybridBattery]

To be fair, King George V, Kaiser Wilhelm II and Tsar Nicholas II all had wild mustaches in real life. The movie isn’t far off from reality.

[@wolfrainexxx]

At one point in history, men were proud of their beards, proud of their mustaches, proud of their height, proud of their beauty, and proud of their cods. Now it's like men are ashamed to be men, and want to be masculine women; hell... women don't even want to be women, they'd rather be an ad for a makeup & razor commercial.

[@kaziiqbal7257]

I haven’t watched cinemasins since middle school. Is it just me or did it get funnier? I had to pause and laugh for a minute. It’s like meeting an old friend.

[@qv81]

This is one of the funniest ones You did! And Mary Poppin-off-ins is my new favourite thing to say! Hahaha

[@RapidRoach]

bro wanted the secret entrance to be more batman when batmans cave entrance was literally activated by a head statue

[@realfitzmarker]

13:33 *A few hours before.* Commander: All right. You all know your orders. When you see the Germans come over the horizon, you open fire immediately. Soldier: Okay, when I see Conrad Oxford come over the horizon, I shoot him. Commander: No, no, no. When you see the enemy come over the horizon, you shoot the enemy. Soldier: Okay. Commander: Good, now repeat it back to me. Soldier: Okay, I shoot Conrad Oxford, then run over the horizon. Commander: No. He's on our side! You charge the enemy. Soldier: Right, and shoot Conrad Oxford. Commander: No, no, no, no! Soldier: Well, you know what? You're gonna have to explain it to me again, 'cause it sounds to me like I'm repeating back to you exactly what you're telling me, and obviously, you're hearing something different, so just one more time. Commander: Okay, when you see the Germans come over the horizon, you shoot them. Soldier: All right, so I shoot Conrad Oxford, and then run when the Germans show up. Commander: No, you shoot the Germans! Not Conrad Oxford. Got it? Soldier: Got it. Commander: You sure? Soldier: Yep. Commander: All right. Soldier: Hey, you know where I can find Conrad Oxford?

[@lemythologia4315]

This comment deserve 10 000 likes so much

[@iNAPx]

Just watched the movie and an hour later yall drop this? Goated💪🏼

[@HannahwithaH]

I really enjoyed this film but especially the fight scene with Rasputin. The reason it was an elaborate plan was because the writers have taken inspiration from his real life death. He was poisoned, then shot, then shot and beaten and thrown in a freezing cold river. It’s almost like the Kingsman used his RL death as a cover up. I really recommend Googling his real life death

[@kerseyking5510]

6:52 Jeremy admits he watches Th3Birdman *ding*

[@primmoore6232]

5:45 - *Voldemort* explains how he made *horcruxes!* 7:00 - gives Jeremy a point for *Hamilton* reference.

[@gaz6629]

11:22 that's not a cliché it's a fact, we always drink tea haha

[@cianoreillycork]

Literally watched this just last night, perfect timing!

[@danielhathaway1498]

Awful, history disrespecting, shit film. Worse than Golden Circle by a country mile.

[@r0guepix3l50]

12:36 I'm a brit and the terms are pretty interchangeable (union jack or flag) but over here we tend to say union jack more.

[@ShaimingLong]

I've always heard it as the design/symbol is called the Union Jack. I've never heard it called the Union Flag. Union Jack Flag, yes, which does sound a bit awkward. (also a Brit)

[@PlayThenSay]

@@ShaimingLong call it either King George VI said so, and if anyone can say what the flag is called its properly the ruler of a country

[@powerspyin2]

1:55 I consider this sin as an additional sin for not doing a "Gemma Arterton is not my girlfriend in this movie" sin in Prince of Persia.

[@LucianDevine]

Truth! I love her accent, and goddam is she gorgeous!

[@ImNorman]

"I counted three flash backs, one flash forward and I think on page 8 a flash sideways!"

[@xd-vk2yz]

This movie was a bit slow and boring, but i liked the action and cinematography

[@wolfrainexxx]

Never go to a Theater, and definitely do not watch the Green Knight at the Cinema.

[@_MC529]

20:50 Extra sin: Wilhelm isn't played by a German.

[@maxwellhohensee9787]

The historical problems with this film make me irrationally angry, regardless of the reasons for doing so in the movie.

[@mathieushifera135]

Me too! Pure revisionist English circle jerk

[@carlosramas1644]

Its a different universe with the kingsman in it of course things went down differently

[@HashknightGaming]

Yes it's alternate history fictional story telling is allowed to do this if you want actual history I suggest documentary film or a history book but that doesn't even have the facts in it just parts that make us look better then any of us should.

[@maxwellhohensee9787]

@@HashknightGaming The problem isn’t with the parts they’ve taken creative liberties with, that’s a whole different story. I’m talking about basic historical facts that they just get wrong.

[@hdhshdhs5503]

@@maxwellhohensee9787 as others have pointed out. It’s ALTERNATE timeline. What’s “basic historic fact” to us may not have ever occurred for them. It’s not supposed to even be a depiction of anything actually fact-based. It’s an action movie that takes place in a WWII period of Europe with some people that really existed and that’s about what lines up with the “basics.”

[@goobermcnoober8140]

The King’s Man is definitely one of the movies ever made

[@niamhcostello4766]

What

[@thezombiedude100]

Yes it is one of them.

[@187mrsmith]

One of the worst 😭😭

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Leave that one to Morbius

[@makemap]

This movie is so historically in accurate when you read the history of all the villain characters, it makes it look like a British propaganda film that they were trying to save the world.

[@reese4157]

1:14, body armour wasn’t invented till 1910, especially not the actual plated stuff, so even if they could invest in armour, it wouldn’t stop a round from a sniper

[@henryesj6242]

This movie is awesome regardless of the sins.

[@menosproblemos6993]

9:55 I ACTUALLY thought that you did a funny voice impression, but it turned out to be the actor.

[@superskrull4479]

This movie is fucking fun! Plus the soundtrack is awesome.

[@duggerfred]

Since Ralph Fiennes no longer has a neck, watching him fight Rasputin was like watching the Vulture fight Kraven the Hunter.

[@archmage4ever]

I read your novel recently Jeremy, it was really good! Nice twists and good writing. Quite engaging.

[@Вика-м7ц]

10:04 that’s actually how cyanide works and a historical fact about Rasputin and assassination

[@mirimarina6387]

the Scottish evil leader reveal was so dramatic I honestly thought it was merlin's great great grandfather or something, a funny twist that he became part of the organisation originated to fight his relative. I WAS 100% SURE. then it was the side guy, who we knew was shifty, and I wondered why it was such a big deal. I was so sure I missed something, that he was some big historical figure rewritten to be an evil Scottish guy. It was a pointless reveal. I think that was the one thing that ruined the film for me. I loved Ralph, Rasputin, Conrads death, all of it! there were two movies in one though, no lie

[@Mr_Jish]

Mary Poppin-off-ins was honestly a great joke 😂 well done, Jeremy.

[@Banter07]

I actually like this movie, a lot.

[@NinjaTuna96]

Me too!!

[@phoenixdzk]

Same

[@beben9673]

But why? The characters kinda cringe especially the kid who died because of friendly fire (lazy writing) and there is only 1 fight scene which ended with a gunshot.

[@reptilesceptile1035]

@@beben9673 how was it lazy writing? It was the most shocking ting in the entire movie

[@reptilesceptile1035]

@@beben9673 thing*

[@VoidAthyna]

Cinemasins: It's Morton Me: I see you Matthew De'Clairmont, you can't fool me with that mustache!!

[@NN010]

Funnily enough I just got around to watching this on Disney+ last night (bc Canadian Disney+ actually has adult content on it that isn’t just the former Marvel/Netflix shows & is a much more well rounded service bc of it). What a funny coincidence.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Disney+ is about to get some extremely violent content (Multiverse of Madness), and some real adult content (The Eternals) pretty soon.

[@NN010]

@@wolfrainexxx And good for you Americans! Here in Canada I can watch Sons of Anarchy on Disney+ & then switch to The Clone Wars if I wanted to. So you can learn what you’re missing out on: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star_(Disney+)?wprov=sfti1

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@NN010 I don't use Disney+, never said I was American, and I can watch whatever I want wherever I want. Thank you for the link; I hope it serves someone.

[@NN010]

@@wolfrainexxx whoops… I’m… sorry for assuming shit I had no evidence for!

[@wolfrainexxx]

@@NN010 Even if something is the truth, best not to assume until you've asked. Much love, thanks for engaging me in a polite manner. Take care.

[@unlisted8739]

nothing can beat the church blood bath scene from the first one no matter how many sequels and prequels they make.

[@jaredthescienceguy]

Really good, as usual! However the side of the cliff was salt, not ice; Hence why the goats kept licking it.

[@wolfrainexxx]

Goats will lick ice. They'll lick your tires, and then eat them. Just saying. *sins goat*

[@StrangeAngel03]

"Goats! How do they work?!" I had to laugh at that part.

[@olleselin]

Who dosen't love a film starring Ralph Fiennes?

[@_XR40_]

I also try to never miss a Lou Diamond Phillips movie...

[@MGEX8206]

Caught this for the first time last night...thought it was a solid enough film but the big eyebrow raiser that was a bigger sin than the US ambassador becoming a Kingsman agent was the actual King becoming one. The reigning British monarch becoming a member of a secret organisation where he answers to a Duke?

[@187mrsmith]

Whenever a movie does surprisingly good they run it into the ground by making a million sequels When will Hollywood learn less is better!

[@Blasted2Oblivion]

I'd hardly call one sequel and one prequel running it into the ground. This isn't Fast and Furious with 9 sequels. It's two additional movies

[@hotwheel8475]

“Marry poppin-off-ins” I shall never forget this thank you for this memory

[@felixkonig7273]

I have to say, i quite enjoyed this movie. The setting , the fight scenes (of course...) and that they tried to be very historical accurate (besides the actual kingsman and the bad organisation). On the other hand, like u said already, there should have been more kingsman stuff in it and how he actually established his private secret service . Hence its a prequel, i don't expect all this in the beginning, but maybe a bit earlier in the movie. Also the father son dynamic was a bit odd (and a bit unnecessary), but i rly liked the decision to have Conrad killed.

[@wmaconick]

If they tried to be very historical accurate, they failed miserably. I never seen a more botched representation of the events of WW1

[@DeathcoreHippie]

As always, absolutely incredible job Please keep doing what you do

[@bsgtrekfan88]

So yes the plot/events are a bit mushed compared to even the sequel, but the fight scenes, visuals, the score (when not being boring) like before is epic, the sfx- unique camera shots started in the first film - showcasing WWI in a new light and with gore . . . there was a TON to not only like, but LOVE in this film! It had a ton of moments that I genuanly said "Ok that was pretty good" or hell ok yes...the fight with Rasputin was . . . a bit pervy but frak was the whole thing a wild ride that said to hell with it and tried new shit . . . 20 sins removed - the rest are fare.

[@hunterotails2015]

How did you not do "they're breakdance fighting" in the outtakes?

[@BloodyFlowerFilms]

Just saw the movie finally and I’m honestly iffy on it. Rhys Ifans as Rasputin sold the movie for me and his fight sequence with the Overture was perfection. Even as I was watching it, I was thinking “there’s no way they can top this moment. Nothing will top it.” and I was right… then they killed Rasputin and that immediately set me off for the rest of the film. Why the fuck would you kill your best character? Seriously! It’s almost like they shot the film, edited it, and realized that Rasputin was the best fucking villain and should have been but couldn’t go back and reshoot because of COVID and just stuck with what they got and instead of a superior film with Ifans Rasputin as the real baddy, we got the inferior bullshit no one cares dude. Vaughn really screwed himself there. He had a PERFECT villain.

[@goodputin4324]

Rhys Ifans should have been Morton

[@karolinakuc4783]

2:33 Marty Poppins 🤣👍😂

[@thespicemelange.1]

He was right by calling it a Union Jack because that's what they call their flag

[@Para2normal]

Technically it is the Union Flag, it's only a Union Jack when flown on Royal Navy Vessel.

[@thespicemelange.1]

@@Para2normal Really? Never heard it called that. Learn something new everyday.

[@wofljaw]

I have never laughed so hard at a CinemaSins joke as I did at "Mary Poppin'Offins."

[@d00mbr07]

The first one slaps, the second is ok but not as good, THIS one is about 2 hours too long

[@Aquita17]

I didn’t care for this movie at all.

[@jeremiahsmith9109]

How the hell did you comment this 13 hours ago? This video came out 1 minute ago for me

[@arinleoczko1250]

@@jeremiahsmith9109 Channel member

[@Aquita17]

@@jeremiahsmith9109 Patreon users get it earlier

[@Hunnypooh18]

@@jeremiahsmith9109 I believe Jeremy would says "I'm a member motherfucker." They had months of ads about it.

[@SCP_Wandsman13_13]

One of the best Scooby Doo episodes has the secret entrance be a piano tune

[@flexivefowl8186]

Please do everything wrong with Howard the Duck.

[@Glongle]

My main problem is that it’s just the progression of ww1, it feels like a weird documentary during the first half, and it also feels way too fast paste

[@311connorf]

This series is supposed to be action comedies. This one lacked the comedy. Sure there were some little jokes here and there but not nearly as much silliness/charm as the first one. But there is enough silliness left that it can't be a serious action movie. It's like they filmed an action comedy then tried to edit out all the comedy and just missed some bits.

[@rmannayr2129]

THEY ARE STILL MAKING ANOTHER KINGSMAN MOVIE CALLED THE BLUE BLOOD!

[@seanwells9702]

I was so excited for this movie. It stands out as easily one of the worst films I’ve seen in years. I was agonizingly bored while watching it. By the time anything exciting and of relevance happened, the movie was 10 minutes from ending in my opinion already made!

[@mathieushifera135]

THANK YOU! To say nothing of how they bent over backwards demonizing or disappearing everyone to try and make the Brits good guys

[@racheedwilson7927]

You missed the chance to use HORCRUX when Orlando said everytime he killed a soldier he killed a part of himself

[@RBenjo21]

This one is much better than the second one.

[@ountak2395]

13:16 that scene was filmed before 1917 but got delayed heavily so it’s actually not ripping off

[@Zombiesnyder13]

Matthew Vaughn is amazing But I think it is time for him to step out of the director's chair and let someone else direct it Maybe EDGAR WRIGHT

[@stevesoo8484]

Oh man, that would just be the best thing ever.

[@olih322]

You can't have "The British are always drinking tea cliche" because we always are drinking tea

[@BigPurpleCarrot]

I enjoyed the other movies but this one was awful. I was seriously considering walking out in the cinema

[@kfactor20]

When I first saw the No Man's Land fight scene, I immediately wanted a game with that kind of choreography

[@SuperEagle112]

I came to say the No Man’s Land fight is just about the coolest thing I’ve seen in a while. The first Kingsmen was a triumph and I was jaded by the second so I missed the party on this movie.

[@andrewmathewson341]

10:02 Um, yes, that is how poisons work. It is historically known that immunity can be built up that way. There was an ancient royal, who's name escapes me, who built up such a resistance to poison, then was attacked and tried to kill himself by poison. When that just made him vomit, he got his servant/guard to stab him through the heart to avoid capture.

[@MortRotu]

Thinking that the British Imperial Army of 1914 would train you with survival skills when the most dangerous thing you'd encounter on campaign was a native armed with a particularly sharp piece of mango.... *DING*

[@michaelpipkin9942]

I'm just happy you use the phrase "cheese and rice" I thought I was the only one left........